St Monica Trust - Learning and Skills Department courses

...aid techniques to manage severe bleeding and choking. To practice resuscitation techniques and understand the management of an unconscious casualty...

...To gain an understanding of back care and possible damage that may be caused by incorrect lifting and handling. To learn the principles of safer moving...

...Course review: In order to ensure that residents and service-users receive a quality service from all staff, we have put together this shorter induction...

...Learning outcomes and objectives To understand the principles of anti-discriminatory practice. To understand the legislation that impacts on working in a care environment...

...Learning outcomes and objectives To be aware of current legislation/guidance papers in this area. To identify vulnerable adults, likely abusers...

...The course offers managers clear guidelines about how they can develop awareness within the staff team and address issues of equal opportunities when they arise at...

...and complaints as part of their work role. Learning outcomes and objectives To describe the various aspects of an effective complaint handling process...

...Suitable for: All managers and supervisors working in residential care, community care or domiciliary care environments. All managers and supervisors working...

...Content Part 1 – Legislation To understand the legislative requirements in relation to employment law. Part 2 – Competency-based interviewing Increasingly...

...poor performance can impact on the performance of the whole team. To investigate ways of managing poor performance and discipline issues constructively and fairly...

...For anyone directly involved in the care of people living with dementia. This module forms part of the New Dimensions Passport, but can also be taken as a separate course...

...Relates to : Registered Manager Award units C13 and C10 The new RMA unit of competence for supervision St Monica Trust Management Competencies 1 and...

...Half day courses usually run from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. / 1.00 p.m. to 4.00...

...For anyone directly involved in the care of people living with dementia. This module forms part of the New Dimensions Passport, but can also be taken as a separate course...

...To appreciate the value of eating for pleasure. Half day courses usually run from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. / 1.00 p.m. to 4.00...

...to 4.00 p.m. Price includes lunch and refreshments...

...Provide an insight into the experience of dementia and strategies for care and communication. Suitable for anyone directly involved in the care of people living with dementia...

...care are familiar with the different types of dementia and how each form of the disease impacts differently on a person. At the end of the course...

...It is important that employees understand dementia so that they are able to show trust, respect and recognition to people so that they feel that they have been treated...

...Adult resuscitation. Control of severe bleeding and the recognition and treatment of shock. Managing the unconscious person. Burns and scalds...